London Tube Strikes July 2023 

Here is all the information you require regarding the next Tube strikes, including the lines that will be impacted and other transport choices.

London Underground employees will be on strike for five days starting on July 23 in addition to the nationwide train strikes in the United Kingdom. This is related to the ongoing conflict between Transport for London (TfL) and the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union over pensions, working conditions, and job losses. The following dates should be noted:

• Sunday, July 23
• Tuesday, July 25
• Wednesday, July 26
• Thursday, July 27
• Friday, July 28

On July 26 and 28, tube employees who are covered by the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF) will also be on strike.

Around 10,000 TfL employees are represented by the RMT union, therefore it appears highly likely that most services won't be operating throughout this strike period. However, it's unclear at this time exactly which lines will be impacted.

The Elizabeth Line, Overground, and London buses will all operate on a regular schedule throughout the week, but we can anticipate that they will be much busier on walkout days. Here is our guide to the top bike rental companies in London if you don't want to take a chance on a cab.

According to the RMT union, TfL has suggested a £100 million pension cut as well as additional spending cuts that would result in the loss of 600 jobs for London Underground employees.

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch made the following statement in response to these prospective changes: "Plans by Transport for London to slash 600 jobs and target our members' pensions are just unacceptable.

"We are aware that TfL's budget was reduced under London Mayor Sadiq Khan. He must, however, join forces with our union and his London Underground employees to oppose the Conservative Government and expose their destructive plan for a vital component of the city's transit system.

London Underground employees will be on strike for five days starting on July 23 in addition to the nationwide train strikes in the United Kingdom. This is related to the ongoing conflict between Transport for London (TfL) and the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union over pensions, working conditions, and job losses.

What has the London Underground been up to lately? The RMT intends to strike from Sunday, July 23 through Friday, July 28. "This week of action will shut down the London Underground and demonstrate how crucial the work of our members is," says general secretary Mick Lynch.

Are any planned train strikes for 2023?

July 2023: Thursday, July 20, Saturday, July 22, and Saturday, July 29. On these days, there will be strikes that will affect some train operators. This may have an effect on a few services the morning following the strikes. Please check your complete route if you are travelling with more than one train operator.

Which Tube strike has been the longest?

From the start of the year until the end of the summer, the RMT announced that its drivers would skip every weekend night shift on the Central and Victoria lines. The RMT has never announced a protest that will last longer than six months, but it did so on Thursday morning.

London Tube Strikes July 2023